Life experience in high mountain

 We are all living in a society where we have to deal with many complex life situations. It is difficult to balance all of our responsibilities and issues, but what if there was an easier way? What if you could take a break from all the stress and decided to live in a place where everything could be different? Where the only thing that mattered was your happiness? 

The beautiful mountains offer a perfect opportunity for this kind of experience. Get away from your busy lifestyle and enjoy the peace and tranquility of living in high mountain. Here, are some tips on how to make this happen.

It is hard to believe that only a few kilometers away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can find yourself in front of an old house, with a view of mountains in the background. 

It is not difficult to feel at peace when surrounded by the beauty of nature. And yet, there are people who still prefer to live in noisy, polluted cities. Why?

 The high mountains have captivated humans for centuries. Nowadays, the allure of mountain living has only grown. The World Health Organization even recommends that people living in low-altitude environments should move to higher elevations for improved health and well-being.

 Living in high mountain has many challenges, but it also has a lot of perks. High mountains are full of scenic wonders and they provide a place to escape the hustle-and-bustle of every day life. In addition to living in a beautiful environment, you might also find that living in the high mountains helps you live healthier and happier. The clean air is good for your lungs and the lack of light pollution means happy sleeping habits. Here are some other ways to show how high mountain living can be beneficial to your health and well-being

 My name is Julie. I am a 27-year-old girl who has been living in Kandersteg for over six years. I have experienced many different aspects of life in the high mountain, from culture and food to physical surroundings. The following blog will discuss my personal experiences with life in the high mountain, and what you can expect if you decide to visit here.